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• NoGood Studio's Self-Published Monograph Chronicles Five Years of Vector Art publication

  NoGood Studio has unveiled 'The NoGood Book,' a self-published monograph that brings together five years of vector illustrations and editorial designs. This publication showcases…

• The Stage's Guide to Choosing a Drama School publication

  The Stage, a publication for theatremakers, offers a guide titled 'How to Choose Your Drama School' providing expert advice and insights for prospective students. The guide is…

• Worlds Unfolding: Five-Volume Tome Traces 1,000 Years of Science Through Huntington Archives publication

  Princeton University Press will release 'Worlds Unfolding: Science on the Page' on October 10, a five-volume slipcased set exploring the history of science, medicine, and…

• New Art Examiner Volume 41 Issue 1: Features on Walter Benjamin, St Jude's, and More publication

  The New Art Examiner has released its Volume 41, No. 1 issue for September–October 2026. This edition includes a feature on the art of Walter Benjamin, presented by Miklos…

• Satyajit Ray's 'Days and Nights in the Forest' Gets 4K Restoration and Criterion Release publication

  Satyajit Ray's 1970 film 'Days and Nights in the Forest' has been restored in 4K and is now available on the Criterion Channel, with a Blu-ray and DVD release from the Criterion…

• Clémentine Mélois Gives Voice to Memories Embedded in Objects publication

  French author and artist Clémentine Mélois has released a new book, 'Choses que je croyais perdues' (Things I Thought I Lost), published by Gallimard. The work explores the…

• L'ŒIL's September 2026 Issue Asks: Where Are the Women? publication

  The September 2026 issue of the French art magazine L'ŒIL (No. 798) features an article titled "Où sont les femmes ?" (Where are the women?), written by Marie Plantin. The…

• Annette Messager au pluriel: L'ŒIL's September Issue Feature publication

  The September 2026 issue of L'ŒIL (No. 798) includes an article titled 'Annette Messager au pluriel' by Marie Plantin. The article is featured in the French art magazine and is…

• Monica Bellucci’s Dark Side Explored in L'ŒIL Magazine publication

  The September 2026 issue of French art magazine L'ŒIL (No. 798) features an article titled "Monica Bellucci, sa part d’ombre" (Monica Bellucci, her dark side), written by Adrien…

• Lady Liberty: A Monumental Phenomenon Explored in L'ŒIL publication

  In the September 2026 edition of L'ŒIL (No. 798), Aline Bieth presents her article titled "Lady Liberty, un phénomène hors norme," which was published on September 1, 2026. This…

• Sociotype Journal Issue 1: Editorial Design Merging Gestura Typography with Tactile Print publication

  Sociotype Foundry, located in London, has launched the first edition of Sociotype Journal, a 224-page cultural magazine that also serves as a specimen catalog for its serif…

• Vogue Book Club Selects Jane Austen's 'Sense and Sensibility' publication

  The Vogue Book Club has chosen Jane Austen's debut novel, 'Sense and Sensibility,' as its next read. The novel, published anonymously in 1811, follows the Dashwood sisters—Elinor,…

• Jordan Tannahill's 'The Living Realm' Explores Queer Hauntology and Cruising publication

  Jordan Tannahill's third novel, 'The Living Realm,' is set to be released on September 8. The book is primarily set at Teufelssee, a glacial lake and historic gay cruising ground…

• frankie Magazine Announces New Special Issue 'Unplugged' Available for Pre-Order publication

  Australian lifestyle magazine frankie has announced the upcoming release of its new limited-edition special issue, titled 'Unplugged', which focuses on disconnecting from digital…

• Mark Holborn Edits New Chris Killip Photobook 'North' from Archive publication

  Nearly 40 years after Mark Holborn edited Chris Killip's photobook 'In Flagrante,' he has released a new work titled 'North,' published by Thames & Hudson. Following Killip's…

• Sam McKinniss Paints Troye Sivan for CULTURED Magazine's Artist Cover publication

  Painter Sam McKinniss created a limited-edition artist cover for CULTURED magazine featuring pop star Troye Sivan. McKinniss first noticed Sivan on Instagram when the Australian…

• Marlon James's 'The Disappearers' Published; Author Shares Jamaica Guide publication

  Marlon James, the Jamaican-born author of the 2015 Booker Prize-winning novel 'A Brief History of Seven Killings', has released his latest novel, 'The Disappearers', on the same…

• Dana Vowinckel's 'Anton und Alma' Longlisted for German Book Prize publication

  Dana Vowinckel, a prominent voice in contemporary German literature, has been longlisted for the German Book Prize for her second novel, "Anton und Alma." The novel explores…

• Henning Lundkvist's 'Obsolescencia programada' Book Event at Museu March Palma publication

  On Monday, September 14, 2026, at 18:00, the Museu Fundación Juan March in Palma (Carrer de Sant Miquel, 11) will host the second installment of 'Las economías del arte' series,…

• Julie Blackmon's 'Midwest Materials' Photographs the American Suburb as Dreamlike Memory publication

  In 2022, Radius Books released 'Midwest Materials,' the third monograph by photographer Julie Blackmon. This collection showcases staged images that delve into the imagined…

• September Book Bag: McCullin's Vietnam, Rego's Studio, and More publication

  The September book releases feature a range of art publications, including Don McCullin's previously unseen Vietnam War photographs, a behind-the-scenes look at Paula Rego's…

• New Book Explores David Hockney's 'Beverly Hills Housewife' and His Muse Betty Freeman publication

  In his latest publication, 'The Beverly Hills Housewife: Hockney's Californian Muse and the World Beyond the Pool,' James Cahill delves into David Hockney's painting 'The Beverly…

• William Meyers' 'Civics' Photographs the Unseen Machinery of New York City publication

  Veteran photographer William Meyers, now in his 80s, has released a photo book titled 'Civics' (Apollo Publishers, 2026), a 25-year project documenting the often-invisible civic…

• Bayeux Tapestry Book Bonanza: Eight New Publications Accompany British Museum Blockbuster publication

  The highly anticipated Bayeux Tapestry exhibition at the British Museum is set to launch on 10 September and will be available until 11 July 2027. On its first day of ticket sales…

• Giorgio Armani's Authorized Biography Reveals the Man Behind the Brand publication

  One year following Giorgio Armani's passing on September 4, 2025, Marsilio has released the authorized biography titled 'Giorgio secondo Armani. La vita oltre il successo,'…

• Gouache: An Artist's Guide publication

  Gouache, a water-soluble paint, is celebrated for its vibrant, opaque hues and smooth, matte appearance. Similar to watercolor, it can be thinned with water but boasts a greater…

• Working Dogs: A Global Photographic Journey by John Fabiano publication

  John Fabiano has unveiled 'Working Dogs: Through the Lens of Love and Duty', a publication from Smith Street Books. This book showcases images of working dogs from around the…

• Marek Torčík's Czech Bestseller 'Was die Zeit nicht nimmt' Now in German publication

  The Czech Republic is the guest of honor at the Frankfurt Book Fair in 2026, coinciding with the German release of Marek Torčík's debut novel 'Was die Zeit nicht nimmt' (original…

• John Constable's Radical Quietness: A Look at The Hay Wain and Romanticism publication

  Art historian Catriona Miller explores the importance of John Constable's The Hay Wain within the Romantic movement in a piece for DailyArt Magazine. Released on 11 June 2026, the…

• Franco Fornari's Innovative Psychoanalytic Theories Explored in New Feltrinelli Volume publication

  The latest volume in the Feltrinelli series 'Eredi' focuses on the human and professional journey of Franco Fornari, a psychoanalyst who challenged several of Freud's theories.…

• Margaret Laurence: il mondo visto dal Manitoba publication

  In an article published on doppiozero.com on March 1, 2026, Oriana Palusci reflects on the reception of Canadian literature in Italy, using Margaret Laurence as a focal point. The…

• Francis Kéré's 'Building Stories' Art Edition Features Signed Compressed Earth Bricks publication

  Architect Francis Kéré, winner of the 2022 Pritzker Prize, has released a limited Art Edition of his book 'Building Stories' (No. 1–100), each copy accompanied by a signed…

• Jennifer Higgie's Novel 'Bedlam' Reimagines Richard Dadd's Descent into Madness publication

  In her novel 'Bedlam,' writer and art critic Jennifer Higgie presents a first-person reimagining of the life of English painter Richard Dadd. The narrative centers on Dadd's 1842…

• Out There: New Architecture Across America Examines Regional U.S. Firms publication

  "Out There: New Architecture Across America," authored by Robert Ivy, Cathleen McGuigan, and Peter MacKeith, is a publication by Merrell priced at $85. It showcases 50…

• Contar una historia: The Intimate Archive of Susan Sontag and John Berger publication

  A new volume, Contar una historia, published by Editorial GG in 2026, brings together the private correspondence and public debates of Susan Sontag and John Berger. The book,…

• Helvetica Type Specimen Book by Nehir Köse: A Modernist Typography Study publication

  Nehir Köse, a designer from Izmir, has developed the 'Helvetica Type Specimen Book,' which delves into the renowned typeface created by Max Miedinger and Eduard Hoffmann in 1957.…

• Emily Wilson to Retranslate Homer's Odyssey After Criticizing Nolan Film publication

  Emily Wilson, a classicist from the University of Pennsylvania, is in the process of retranslating Homer's Odyssey, nearly a decade after her groundbreaking complete English…

• Arina Mozh's 'Staying with the Trouble' Zine Explores Experimental Editorial Design publication

  Arina Mozh has launched 'Staying with the Trouble', an innovative zine art book that redefines editorial design using experimental typography grids. Each page spread is treated as…

• Laurent Nunez's 'Mots de passe' Explores Untranslatable Words publication

  French author Laurent Nunez introduces thirteen terms from various languages that lack direct French translations in his book 'Mots de passe', released on August 31, 2026. Nunez,…

• Klaus Lederer's Five Books to Counter AfD Arguments publication

  Klaus Lederer, in an article for der Freitag, recommends five non-fiction books aimed at challenging arguments made by the Alternative für Deutschland (AfD). As the Saxony-Anhalt…